Gloves
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A clean shaft and clean hands. 
That goes for multiple activities...A clean shaft and clean hands.
i like the predator second skin gloves myself. I get about 2 -3 months of playing with them before they split apart and fray at the ends. For me they are light enough that I don't notice it much and the grip pad on the palm is just grippy enough to hold on the cloth, but not too grippy that I can't slide my bridge hand into the shot.
I sweat a lot when I play so I keep 2 or 3 of these glove in my bag and they dry out fairly quickly so I can just rotate between these gloves as needed.
I sweat a lot when I play so I keep 2 or 3 of these glove in my bag and they dry out fairly quickly so I can just rotate between these gloves as needed.
I have both the Predator and Taom gloves, the Taom gloves fitting my hand a little better. I haven't used it long enough to caompare its durability to the Predator.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
$15 for a 10 pack. They fit good and last quite a while. For most of my friends they last about 75% as long as a "name brand." They are a great deal for pool gloves. They used to be $10 for a 10 pack, but now are $15 for a 10 pack.
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I need full coverage of my index finger, so I use this one:
It's very durable and long lasting; I haven't worn one out yet, and I've washed it 4-5 times. The velcro on the wrist is fuzzier than when new, but it still works fine.
A survey of different gloves and their durability here:
It's very durable and long lasting; I haven't worn one out yet, and I've washed it 4-5 times. The velcro on the wrist is fuzzier than when new, but it still works fine.
A survey of different gloves and their durability here:
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I need full coverage of my index finger, so I use this one:
why do you need full coverage?
Best glove for the money not too thick like expensive one, try them and you wont regret it for sure.
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Lot of 10 Champion Sport Left Handed Billiards Gloves
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I'd just look at the pros that use em, find one your brain thinks works for you, get it, use it and you'll be better informed.
I got the one that Shaw uses two days ago, with openings at the three fingertip ends.
Used it yesterday for the first time, not sure if it's for me.
For the same price, I could have purchased a nice pair of winter gloves.
Used it today/glove, not for me..... Should of purchased a nice set of winter gloves.
But yah never know till yah try it out.
Would of rather bought a round of drinks for the boys.
But yah never know till yah try it out.
Would of rather bought a round of drinks for the boys.
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I gave up on high priced ones and prefer these. I just keep a supply of them and a spare in bag at all time. They work great for me. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LTMS88E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Becue makes a good glove. Covered thumb which you can also open if you prefer. Material is so thin and light, you barely notice it at all. No wrist Velcro strap.